Review Automation & Management: Automatic review requests, and a reply to every review.
Most customers read reviews before they call, and they check the dates. We make asking for reviews automatic, and reply to every one.
Why your rating doesn't match your work.
Happy customers stay quiet
The customer who had a great experience means to leave a review and forgets. The unhappy one remembers.
Old reviews stop counting
Customers look at how recent your reviews are, not just the score.
Silence looks like not caring
A bad review with no reply tells the next customer how a problem with you might go.
What's included
- Automatic review requests after a completed purchase or job, with appropriate consent
- Professional replies to every review, good or bad
- Review widgets on your site, updating live
- On Pro and Tech Partner: active reputation management and monitoring
A clear way to get started.
- Tell us your goalsTell us what you do, who you serve, and what you want to improve. We review your needs and recommend the right next step.
- Get a clear proposalWe outline the work, timeline, pricing, and payment terms before the project starts. You know exactly what you are approving.
- We build and launchWe build, walk you through the work, and launch with your approval. Your selected marketing and support services continue from there.
Customers check, and they check the dates.
of consumers read reviews for local businesses.
Source: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026look for reviews written in the last three months.
Source: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026expect business owners to respond to reviews.
Source: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026The rules we follow.
Shortcuts with reviews can get a profile suspended. We don't take them.
- We ask every customerAsking only the happy ones goes against Google's policies.
- No rewards for reviewsGoogle prohibits incentives in exchange for reviews.
- No fake reviews, everNot written by us, not bought, not from staff.
Review requests are part of Growth, Pro, and Tech Partner.
Growth is priced by fixed quote. Pro adds active reputation management and monitoring.
The no bullshit answers, in plain English.
Is it okay to ask customers for reviews?
Yes. Google encourages businesses to ask. The rules are about how: ask everyone, don't offer rewards, and don't post or buy fake ones.
Can you get a bad review removed?
Only Google can remove a review, and only when it breaks Google's rules. Otherwise the best response is a calm reply and a steady stream of new, honest reviews.
Guides on this topic.
Reviews · 2 min readHow to ask customers for Google reviews, with templates
How to ask customers for Google reviews: when to ask, what to say, copy-and-paste text and email templates, and the Google and FTC rules to follow.
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Reviews · 5 min readHow to respond to a negative review, with templates
A calm five-part way to reply to a bad review, templates for four common situations, what never to write, and when Google will remove a review.
Read the guideMore of what we do.
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